A road course race couldn't come at a better time for Tony Stewart and Jeff Gordon. The masters of Watkins Glen International -- Stewart and Gordon have combined to win eight of the past 11 NASCAR Sprint Cup races on the twisting, 11-turn layout -- are mired in season-long winless streaks heading into Sunday's Centurion Boats at The Glen.

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Saturday's race at Kentucky will mark Sarah Fisher's first start since a disastrous month of May, when two title sponsors backed out and she and husband Andy O'Gara poured their life savings into helping the team make the field for the Indy 500.

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An injured American Le Mans Series crewman was upgraded to fair condition at an Indianapolis burn center as he recovers from burns he suffered in pit fire.

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The Indianapolis 500 and four other IndyCar Series races will be televised by ABC Sports at least through 2012 in a contract extension announced Thursday by the Indy Racing League.

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The former racing official who has accused NASCAR of racial discrimination and sexual harassment in a $225 million lawsuit had a restraining order filed against her by a former boyfriend and was arrested for driving under the influence, the Associated Press has learned.

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Martin Truex Jr. finally agreed to a contract extension with Dale Earnhardt Inc. on Wednesday that keeps him in the No. 1 Chevrolet at least through 2009.

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Twenty-year-old Brad Coleman will replace J.J. Yeley in the No. 96 Hall of Fame Racing Toyota beginning at the Aug. 17 NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Michigan International Speedway.

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Jack Roush isn't one to keep his opinions to himself. Speaking about Carl Edwards, the owner had this to say: 'I think, this year, he can go head-to-head with Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart, with anybody else that's there. And I think he can close the deal.'

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A late engine problem cost Felipe Massa the Hungarian Grand Prix and another chance to lead Formula One's overall standings. What the Ferrari driver -- and his team -- didn't lose was confidence.

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Car owner Robby Gordon sees Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Watkins Glen International as a chance to show the team's progress and woo potential sponsors. Driver Robby Gordon just wants to feel what it's like to win again.

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If Patrick Carpentier is nervous about his job status, it doesn't show. He knows this weekend could be his final opportunity to convince his sponsors he deserves another year, but he's not going to treat every lap as his last.

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Watching 3,400-pound stock cars navigate road courses is drudgery and, thanks to NASCAR's growth, should no longer be necessary. Pete Pistone pleads for an all-oval schedule.

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It's nice to see NASCAR whipping out the rain tires for the Nationwide race in Montreal last weekend, Brian De Los Santos says. Pete Pistone? He says it was a dumb move as the two make picks for The Glen and assess the tire supplier's situation in Feud of the Week.

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Greg Weld, who won 21 U.S. Auto Club sprint car races and was the series national champion in 1967, died Monday. He was 64.

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Englishman James Rossiter, a former test driver for the Super Aguri Formula One team, will drive for Andretti Green Racing in at least the next two races in the American Le Mans Series.

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Want to stir up a hornet's nest? Include a road course race smack-dab in the middle of the Chase. C'mon, NASCAR, Ryan McGee dares you.Read more

The former racing official who has accused NASCAR of racial discrimination and sexual harassment in a $225 million lawsuit had a restraining order filed against her by a former boyfriend, The Associated Press has learned.Read more

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Martin Truex Jr. finalized an agreement to return to Dale Earnhardt Inc. next season with other longer-term plans in place, sources close to the situation said.Read more

J.J. Yeley has been released by Hall of Fame Racing.Read more

AJ Allmendinger says he has unfinished business with Team Red Bull. Does Team Red Bull feel the same about Allmendinger? If not, he has options, writes Marty Smith.Read more

What have you done lately? Well, for some of the top drivers on the Sprint Cup circuit, it hasn't been winning, writes David Newton.Read more

Forgive Tony Stewart for being a little distracted at the racetrack these days. As a Chase contender and brand-new co-owner of a Cup team, Smoke is rising to new heights, writes Terry Blount.Read more

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Carl Edwards thought crew chief Bob Osborne wanted him to pit. Osborne thought Edwards wanted to pit. They ended up agreeing to disagree, but whoever made the call at Pocono made the correct one for their fourth victory of the season, writes Terry Blount.Read more

Canadian road-racer Ron Fellows splashed his way to victory Saturday in the first NASCAR points event run on grooved rain tires.Read more

It was an historic day for NASCAR as rain tires were used in a points race for the first time. And despite Canadian fans being denied a normal race for the second year in a row, the home country fans got to see a home country driver -- Ron Fellows -- glide to a rain-shortened win, writes Paul Grant.Read more

His place among NASCAR's greatest is already secure, but is Jeff Gordon slipping? Probably not, but he's ready to deal with whatever comes, writes Terry Blount.Read more

Looking for a favorite at Watkins Glen? Road-course whiz Robby Gordon could leave with two wins this weekend, Rea White says.Read more

After celebrating his 30th birthday Monday, Kurt Busch says he can give the Cup field a birthday surprise at The Glen.Read more

The former racing official who has accused NASCAR of racial discrimination and sexual harassment in a $225 million lawsuit had a restraining order filed against her by a former boyfriend and was arrested for driving under the influence, The Associated Press has learned. Mauricia Grant, who filed her suit against NASCAR in June, also was charged with driving with a suspended license while still employed as a technical inspector for NASCAR's second-tier Nationwide Series.Read more

Think you know who will make this year's Chase? Jeff Hammond says the twists and turns at the Glen may change everything.Read more

Martin Truex Jr. finally agreed to a contract extension with Dale Earnhardt Inc. on Wednesday that keeps him in the No. 1 Chevrolet at least through 2009.Read more

Twenty-year-old Brad Coleman will replace J.J. Yeley in the No. 96 Hall of Fame Racing Toyota beginning at the Aug. 17 NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Michigan International Speedway. Yeley, already set to sit out this Sunday's Cup race at Watkins Glen in favor of road racing specialist P.J. Jones, was released by the team on Wednesday.Read more

Hall of Fame Racing officials announced Wednesday that NASCAR Nationwide Series driver Brad Coleman, who has been under contract as a test driver for Hall of Fame Racing since November 2007, will make his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series debut by piloting the No. 96 DLP HDTV Toyota Camry in the Aug. 17 3M Performance 400 at Michigan International Speedway.Read more

Patrick Carpentier couldn't help but laugh. Racing in front of his home fans during last weekend's Nationwide Series race in rain-soaked Montreal, Carpentier wasn't too busy chasing his first stock car win to keep from taking a look at one of the big TV screens, where he caught Carl Edwards using a squeegee on his windshield. "I thought that was the highlight of the race," Carpentier said.Read more

The COT may get a bad rap on some ovals, but Darrell Waltrip believes it's perfectly suited for Watkins Glen.Read more

The COT may get a bad rap on some ovals, but Darrell Waltrip believes it's perfectly suited for Watkins Glen.Read more

Will NASCAR's best road racer celebrate turning 37 with a win at Watkins Glen? Jorge Mondaca's Power Rankings bode well for him.Read more

Will NASCAR's best road racer celebrate turning 37 with a win at Watkins Glen? Jorge Mondaca's Power Rankings bode well for him.Read more

Mark Martin was one of the best drivers at Pocono, but bad fortunes kept him from Victory Lane again, Larry McReynolds says.Read more

After a sluggish start to the season, Jimmie Johnson has momentum and is ready to defend his crown, Lee Spencer says.Read more

Sunday's race at Pocono could have torn Carl Edwards and his team apart. Instead, it may lead them to a title, Jeff Owens says.Read more

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Car owner Robby Gordon sees Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Watkins Glen International as a chanc...Read more

Jack Roush isn't one to keep his opinions to himself.But Carl Edwards was obviously taken aback ...Read more

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Kyle Petty is back. For one week, anyway. Petty returns to drive the No. 45 Pet...Read more

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Officials with Petty Enterprises say they are committed to taking whatever steps are necessary to...Read more

NASCAR Vice President of Racing Operations Steve O'Donnell has confirmed that Iowa Speedway is one o...Read more

The Nationwide Series appears likely to return to Montreal for 2009 and it could be the only interna...Read more